Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome

1947
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1h 5min

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Boris Karloff, Ralph Byrd, and Anne Gwynne in Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (1947)

Dick Tracy se enfrenta a un villano que roba bancos con un gas nervioso.Dick Tracy se enfrenta a un villano que roba bancos con un gas nervioso.Dick Tracy se enfrenta a un villano que roba bancos con un gas nervioso.

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Boris Karloff

Gruesome

Ralph Byrd

Dick Tracy

Anne Gwynne

Tess Trueheart

Edward Ashley

Dr. L. E. Thal

June Clayworth

Dr. Irma M. Learned

Lyle Latell

Pat Patton

Tony Barrett

Melody

Skelton Knaggs

X-Ray

James Nolan

Dan Sterne
(as Jim Nolan)

Joseph Crehan

Chief Brandon

Milton Parsons

Dr. A. Tomic

Ernie Adams

Waiter at Hangman's Knot
(sin créditos)

Phil Arnold

Sneezing Bank Customer
(sin créditos)

Walter Bacon

Bar Patron
(sin créditos)

Lex Barker

City Hospital Driver
(sin créditos)

Eddie Borden

Bank Customer
(sin créditos)

Robert Bray

Sergeant
(sin créditos)

Robert Clarke

Fred - Police Analyst
(sin créditos)

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6/10

Good camp

I tuned into this movie expecting a very badly done work, but I was pleasantly surprised. The first half hour is a real kick with more laughs than suspense. The remainder of the movie is more akin to what I expected. Boris Karloff was wonderful as "Gruesome" and kept the second half moving. I have to say that some of those guys were incredible shots with a tire shot out with one shot at about 100 yards and police officer killed "instantly" with a quick shot from a getaway car. Like the movie, the marksmanship declined markedly as the movie progressed. All in all, I recommend you watch it if you enjoy the old "B" movies. I plan to look for more in this series and see how they stack up.

Trivia
Filmed April 1-late April 1947, the last of RKO's four classic Dick Tracy features released from 1945 to 1947, and the only one in which Ralph Byrd takes second billing. He previously starred in the four Dick Tracy serials from Republic Pictures released from 1937 to 1941 and the one feature before this. He would continue playing the character on television, until his untimely death in 1952.